Senior Project Manager – T&D

Basic Purpose

Responsible for coordinating and managing complex multi-disciplinary utility transmission & distribution projects from development through completion. Ensures project completion within the defined scope of work, including cost and schedule, by serving as the primary point of contact. Manages and coordinates the allocation of project resources and workflow.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

Manages, coordinates and monitors multi-disciplinary utility transmission & distribution projects from initiation through delivery and closeout. Serves as a liaison between engineering, procurement and operations business groups in order to meet project requirements and targets.

• Ensures adherence to corporate guidelines for Project Management and Controls.
• Leads project planning and the development of business requirements.
• Manages complex projects involving multiple work streams, including contractors or offshore/remote project teams.
• Develops and maintains a project plan, including cost estimates and project schedule.
• Assembles and leads cross-functional project teams to ensure quality project deliverables.
• Ensures that projects are completed on schedule, within budget and according to project plan.
• Monitors project deliverables and progress through ongoing communication with project members and stakeholders.
• Communicates project risks and works to mitigate risks throughout the project.
• Communicates project status, issues and risks to project stakeholders.

Performs related duties as assigned.

Essential Education, Skills, and Environment

Education and Work Experience

Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Construction Management, or related field from an accredited school; 5 or more years of related experience in utility design and/or utility experience; and 5 or more years of project management experience.

Specialized Knowledge and Skills

Demonstrated knowledge of:

• Utility engineering practices with an emphasis on transmission and substation design; critical path method scheduling; work breakdown structure; utility accounting practices; economic analysis; company policies, rules and regulations; construction methods; contract administration; equipment specifications; property rights; and local, state and federal permitting.

• Advanced knowledge of Waterfall and Project Management Lifecycle (PMLC) methodologies. Excellent time management, communication, decision-making, presentation, human relations and organization skills. Able to resolve problems in a timely manner. Project Management Professional (PMP) certification or equivalent is highly recommended.